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It said it was until 2024. That is in this 5 year cycle...After that is when they said no sponsorship
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Sponsorship and Live Digital Rights are not the same thing-And you know it, and I was thinking this was about Media Broadcast Contracts- like TV networks and Foxtels as such.. Their is no way experts will place Tesltra's sponsorship in the Media wars contract column. - try againThe tin foil hats are out in force today! Telstra signed a deal until end of 2024 with enhanced sponsorship and continued digital application management. From the horses mouth:
Telstra has today renewed its existing sponsorship arrangements with the AFL as well as extending it to include an enhanced focus on making Marvel Stadium one of the most connected sporting grounds in the world and a testing bed for Telstra 5G innovation.
The revised deal, which deepens the Telstra and AFL partnership that commenced in 2017 and runs through until 2024, expands the visual sponsorship elements such as on-field Telstra 5G signage, and continues the development of the AFL’s digital assets such as AFL.com, club websites and the AFL Official LIVE App. The updated sponsorship also deepens Telstra’s connections to AFL Clubs and extends the agreement with the AFL Players Association that engages all listed players as ambassadors for use in social marketing campaigns and other initiatives.
Telstra bring 5G to AFL with plans to make Marvel Stadium among the most advanced stadiums in the world
Telstra has today renewed its existing sponsorship arrangements with the AFL as well as extending it to include an enhanced focus on making Marvel Stadium one of the most connected sporting grounds in the world and a testing bed for Telstra 5G innovation.www.telstra.com.au
What's interesting in the Telstra deal is they are paying for much stronger access to players for sponsorship, digital product delivery and promotion of Telstra. I wondered why the payment to the AFL Players association had jumped so much in '21 ($37mill pre covid to $60mill last year) and that's why.
I'm not talking about live streaming rights, I'm talking about running all the AFL's digital platforms and keeping the revenue from advertising, which is what they do. Though Telstra do still have some streaming rights including highlights and replays. Then add in the increased sponsorship arrangement's they have signed up for until end of 24. And thats why they are continuing to pay the money. But yeh believe they are getting all that for nothing if you wish lol.
" potentially " ??
240 mill for 8 games ( NRL)
suck up to him more? He's just given him a $100million discount on the next tv deal as well as cutting out Telstra, dumping NRL.com news and letting them choose the next expansion club. I'd say he's already well lubed when it comes to News ltd!
Are you a Malaysian billionaire?
themarketherald.com.au
you do understand what an avg means dont you? $117mil for 20-22 and $189.5mill for 23 and 24 gives an avg of $146mill over the 5 years of the $730mill deal lolSeven West Media (ASX:SWM) signs revised contract with AFL
Seven West Media (ASX:SWM) has signed a new deal with the AFL for the 2020 to 2022 seasons, and extended its contract to include an additional two years.
- Seven West Media (SWM) has signed a new deal with the AFL for the 2020 to 2022 seasons, and extended its contract to include an additional two years
- The company is anticipating roughly $87 million in savings over the 2020 to 2022 contract period, mainly as a result of reductions to media rights and production savings
Seven West Media (SWM) has signed a new deal with the AFL for the 2020 to 2022 seasons- It' called 'new deal'
It' seems to suggest only for these 3 years. - and extended its contract to include an additional two years- extended it's contract, which could only be seem the contract they signed for the 2017- 2022 years. Also use of 'AND' means something different. So it extended it's contract, the only contract it could be is the 2017-2022.
By -additional two years- When added to the contract which had three years to run but was superseded by the 'new deal', so the extended was added to the 'old' ( or mentioned of contract) contract. This means for the years 2023-2024 the average will (ONLY BE) $146m. (NOT $190m as some have stated ) Which put pressures on the $473 or ( 2year ) $946 deal that the AFL fantasize about.
Telstra Phantom Contract just about nails it, Dill's reckless blubbering's about biggest deal ever.
Is Miranda Kerr still a thing?
Damn you I was going to make a similar joke
On that note foxtel are demanding Super Saturday, closing of State rights to see local home games on Free to Air, so Seven is going to be asked to end this conditions and still pay a Average of $150m, somehow that wont's happen. Conversely Foxtel may see it almost as loss making exercise and finally put the hard line down in the negotiations, if we don't get Super Saturday and WA, SA home games- then maybe Foxtel will pay in the range of $170-$to $ 200 (tops) This negotiations won't go well for th AFL. The real main parties know this paramount gambit was pure theater and Nine even if they a got a Thursday (one game) it would seriously cause Seven to change the amount they would willing to pay. It seemed to the NRL always had the gun to it's head when we went through several negotiations, the NRL had Gallop a nobody man, the Smith fiasco that Grant had to take over from, which had to give trade money for the end of Foxtels first and last call on bidding. Now the blowtorch is on Dill, a person who at best is being Coy and not correctling the record or a complete mathematical dunce.
